Urban Renewal Plans Face Housing Goals and Delays
The council discusses an urban renewal project aiming to build six or seven low cost houses at Housing Chipel Estates and seeks funding from the Chicago regions office. Sheldon notes plans for a conventional survey and a smooth redevelopment arc, with a commission decision expected in about two weeks.
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Skoklon
Syilies
Chipel Estates
Sheldon
Commi
Chicago
Hel
Commission
City Budget Details Highlight Officials Salaries and Projects
The budget outlines salaries for city leaders and top staff including the redevelopment and MTA directors, with mayoral pay around 16030 and other officials near 10000. It also notes utility duties, engineering roles, and various commissions shaping next year’s financial plan. A separate item promotes a Gospel revival featuring Rev Dural of Indianapolis at Gospel Heights Church with nightly services through Sunday.
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Eainial Shelter
MTA
Satal
Ely Enginge
Atroney
Otter
Val Speakra
Dural
Indianapolis
Sercices
Webb
Duvall
Ran
Alabama Desegregation Debate Shapes 1964 Campaign
The text notes Attorney General remarks on federal desegregation efforts and their possible political impact in the South. Governor George Wallace is referenced as winning Alabama, with questions about his influence beyond the state. The piece mentions pressure from Southern politicians and public schools amid desegregation actions.
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Oreana
Balloulist Witnesses Scramble Over Policy Debate
Nigel Balousist and Senator Liam Fharmaid clashed during a reception for Southern Republican state chairmen in Montgomery Alabama. The argument centered on end of administration policies and race issues while Dr Anette Rich witnessed a fall and broken hip during the event.
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Mitchell
Liam 'Pharnaid
Er-S.c
Witte House
Wiliam
Tim Qnons
Tourmond
Tinos
Reicon
Auta
Montgomery
Privatn Sckanls
Anette Rich
Cen Piccard
Anest
Higher Pensions Demand in Auto Workers Strike Talks
The union seeks pension hikes and restoration of certain benefits with a $309 monthly lifetime pension after 30 years. A quarterly wage increase and a retirement age rule are also on the table. Auto industry observers warn that failure to settle these core points could trigger a strike before the September expiry.
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Woodbeock
Three-Point Plan Launched For Public Library Renovation
David Bucave director of Anderson and Andesnn Public Library outlines a three point plan to repair the library. Carpeting painting and sandblasting estimated at about 510 000 with painting and carpeting funded in the 1972 budget. The board plans to prepare badges for August 3 meeting. The plan includes interior work in the main downstairs room and the exterior sandblasting for the requested budget. Friends of the Library announce a 2 gallon aquarium for the children's room with self cleaning tank already in use. The meeting room will be named The Redbud Room once decorated.
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David Bucave
Anderson and Andesnn
Board of Trustees
Bucove
Shitswell
Paul Il
Hepn
Reasher
Directo
Donna Cumberland
Sue
Bonnie _larrison
Birch Bayh to Lead Conservation Inspection Tour
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana will head a 10 am CDT inspection tour arranged by conservationists. The visit will cover the soil, nearby steel mills, a power plant, erosion sites, and sand mining areas, according to a spokesman.
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Cevecere Prem Fare
Jae
Dunes
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Accord- A
Local Family Recalls Expo 70 Visit in Osaka
The Ross family from Maplewood Ave. visited Expo 70 in Osaka Japan for a month with children Debbie 14 and Tandie 12. They toured the U S pavilion featuring a moon rock and moon nodule while noting the USSR display’s height and cost and the large crowds.
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Farrell Ross
Maplewood Ave
Japan
Debbie
Tandie
Russ
Osaka
Rass
Maplewood Cemetery
U.S
Babe Ruth
America
Fesssia
Ussr
Fone Janacnie
U S.A
Ross
Hoss Alga
Expo visit by US family shows cross cultural exchange
An American family touring Expo highlights how nations interact through exhibits and travel. They rode a monorail, admired country pavilions including Japan and England, and noted advances like monorails and expressways. Mrs Ross values family ties in Osaka and recalls wartime hospital work in Japan.
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Australia
Canada
Ross
Hich
Geonupy
Beethoven
England
Expo
Hf Wold
Mrs. Ross
Maka
Tokyo
Ttn
Japan
Orientall
New Arrivals at Community Hospital and Births
Birth notices from Alexandria Lafayette Monon and Big Springs Texas report a boy to Mr and Mrs William Hiser and a girl to Mr and Mrs William Laughlin both in Alexandria. A girl born at Home Hospital Lafayette to Mr and Mrs Douglas Mason of Monon. Paul Mason and family residents. Grandparents Donald Robinette listed. An overseas reference mixes with an article on Soviet Egypt Middle East negotiations and a Swedish officer killed in an observation mission near the Suez Canal with Maj R Fox wounded.
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Mos
Washington
U.S
U.N
New York
Egypt
Israel
Syria-Israel
EB. Beaved
Sweden
Kantara
New Zealand
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